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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

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N. 40. seconds. =. US. Express, IS.
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Mich. Con-, 49,. M.,S.k. ,pfd,I.
Min. / 81. L. bid. sshs.w. D. Toll, 76ss.
LONDON, July TO-. !g.m;;.United State.
Western. 6rsts, az; bar silver, AGA per
ounce.
PARIS, July I0.-Three per csRt rentes,
slf loo for the account.
BANK CLEARINGS.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-Clearings Of
the banks, s92s,Sl.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 10. The bank
clearings today were tS,1S7.0O0.
NEW YORK, July 10 The bank clearinss
today were slO5. 799, ss6; balances. 81. 6s, s4s.
Est. LOUIS, MO-, july ~. The bank
clearings today were B,l67,ss6i balances,
S5l9.l2
BOSTON. MASS, July 70. The bank
clearlngs today we're sl3,it5,2i6; balances,
s2.0B.2ll.
BALTIMORE, Md, July le.-The bank
c,earinss today were q ,S32,2s2; balances.
500 ,92s.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-the
bank clearings today were slO,5l6. AL; ba.-
ance., 81, 67g, 45S.
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Ernniee,n Nniice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
~ no"d.y. AuEu q, 1857, In
front % the courthouse door Of SHELBY coun-
=, pub ie outsfy. for cash, 10. following ds.
seribed roal estate In thslby county, Zen
ns.se. beins ~ the risht. title aud fntsrest
OF Y, and Y. v. Hume, 10 = one third
endIlldsd intsrsst " . p. p sl.vsa aeres.
the 9tf'g Line road OF Boulevard, from whoa
north sis east ltit links distant stands o
ledcst marked VI thence north Nth Janes
hons.' east boundary line " chains ADD N
llnss 10 a stAksJ thence south N chains ani
VI inks 10 stake In the St,,s Line ROAD o.
Boulevard thsncs ues, With said roai or
boulsvArd chain, aud 81 Inks. 70 the piaos
Gated and described as follows, to.slti B..
glhnins n, q stare In the state i,,ns road or
boulsytfd, from which north as usst n
hnks Distant 4 saisairas marked W thoao,
vest With ne STATE Line road o. Boulsyardt
north ~ Oh .ins aud " llnki 70 . stake.
thsage vest ehains and 81 Inks o q staks
Sn James meth fsp ,g I-s, s.snsa n.'
7 chains and az links 10 = stake X ,nss
,oulh y chain. aud a links - the point OF
bsyinnlns. and containing pins sores.
make said sale By authority ei trug
gilcs Of SHELBY. county, Tanneases, IN boob
~, page -. default having bsea mAis 10
the dsht seoursi therein ahi having bssa
request ~ sell b. the bsnedrlNfI thsrsln.
THOMAS ". srNuGas, tra,tss.
1rDsee and Receivers sale.
TsDhR tbs poser vested 10 ne ~ a De.
" cree ~ the Chaucefy Court OF SHELBY
cg1ntI. nadq No smher 2, 1885,. 10 the case
Ql kehecca Loseul,eln. execulfiI. W.. the
Miafitt'pgl Waller Insurance Company aud
othsfs. aud BY the direction II fail decree,
saturs.y, A.s,., q. iSs,.
within lsssi hour, a; u JCogrihegi,. cell st
Iuhlir ,utlon, 20 the NJ gdsst dds' Tor cash.
its ,ollgwieE i,ndi, situated 10 tsnrhh.
shelby COUNTY Tenn vlt.i
Lots ~, ~, ~ Rnd "a, on n. .Ill'f sub.
disisiou al lots f'oi ins each " feet on
NJ cite street and fulning bast ~ feet.
he ~ pfurarty uu cuuVtyei 70 Hohsft
Hutchipson, tfu'tso, hg N. n. Losenstsia
and others. hv Tee On fscnfd In book VI,
naEe So, abd w. app1intsd trustee b. the
lerfee hsfetl ilfo inentienei, "a place ofsNd
Hutchinson. ana an also receiver IN taii
ca y The saio 4 70 b. ma - 70 fatffy De
ere atainsi the inaicr 4 he tfus, deed
foe "a IN the notes secured BY a. Rlulty
o. CO mptln waived In ihs deed. As.
ctr 10 of title In ny potfcfiion. Ten psf
60 b. - pufrha nontJ vill BE- feqilred 10
A, HAr'ut't, fru''ss and Rsceiva
k.iih 4 collis' Aua'bsy..
NEAk. UNpGtELV 10 PARIS
Qf 30 body sntgsed 80 4 ,irsastAsasd.
ERii MEDICAL o. Bus.is. nv.
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PRIME CRUDE oil. Sls31e, % Grade,
2sssei prime SUNNI, yslla-; 1885, %
summer yelIow, t0es prine cotton seed
meal, tiS bsi6i % cotton seed meal. =.
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RAILROAD THE TABLE,.
Chesapeake aud ohio Rouse.

Chesapeake aud ohio Route.
.g.., NAIL. si lsa S$ .r~, s.u,l A IS ss
Fast ia ..- Np.m Past RI go. 2;ts am
'Ripley Ac- $3.50 pm 'Ripley Ac- $40 am
Mail and express trains run solid between
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping and re-
elining chair car on express Three hours
quickest time TO Chicaso. Ticket Office nm
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas CITY, Memphis and Biruiss.
ham.
.p.,Mau ias % v..,M.u OA 'ic ..%
'Acco@m n $50 a. N 'Accoma n $50 Pm
mississippi aud Tennessee.
.N. o, Mail. 9 00p.m N. Q, Mail. 800 am
eSardis Ac... o 30 PEN NSardis Ac... SOS an
Mail trains will not stop at whit.havsn.
Horn Lake, Nesbit. Loves or daE stations.
Mississippi valley Reste a., N. q.
On. q. Pas, Leaves ~ O. IA, Ariv"
MAI 'v~' t:9p.m MAJ 49, 49, silo am
Loui.ynIc aud Nashville.
.y.., Mai. .loi fsI y, Fast Mail As AE' .%
eSt. LouisEI s .OO pm eSt.LouisEx $40 a N
standard time
duff Route (Was-as civ, spring.
Held aud msmphisl.
x S,H,rie'iSSss q. g. ", s.$
y: III E Io NAL; 'op'm x e Io S,i, So" an
Chrso M GiOOp.m Chico w sitS an
Leave Maiaippi and Tennessee depot.
Mrmpbis ANA Charics,oa
Leaves Arrives
erhr'sh EN. 1880 pm eTh,'gh w. 6il0 am
eMail a w. gi3t AIN Mall A ~. bpm
Bonneville Bonneville
Ac .......... . 10 pm Ac...... ...... $40 am
Memphis and Liitie neeh.
Leaves Arrives
erhr'h Pas II 100 o. m 'rhr'h Pas. . 30 pm
erhr'h Pas. 80 A.m pthr'h Pas e3lo q m
'fr'g'ttr, sPteight lat
Hopsdeldl Ii0Or.m Hore6sidl $50 ..
Central standard time.
NorE- Daily. \ Except Sunday.
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RIvsss Asu wxArG.s

0rrIos StosAL Ssaytos. u, B. AL
MsnrHis. July 10. pm.
The following ob srvations ato taken
at all stations named ct 7S' meridian time,
witch ts one hour later than Memphis u met
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ExcHANGI


New York ADD principal cities North and
East, par buying. y premium sell
insi Nes Epsiand .ight. Y discount buy
ms Mes Orleans. Y dhoount buyinE. par
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The BIDS. Offering, and sales today we're az
follows
Bsad.. Fllypir cemptom'ss, lt,mged.
-gss bid Tsxiis .lsute; u, g. " 100, Tar.
road, ~. 70, 9as Llsbt Co. 10 bid W,tsr
Co, vN askedt Ms,onis Temple, loo. bid.
Cotton Exchange Bu' lding GO, lo3N bid I
Tenuesfee Cosl spd Ir N. EN-s9.
mss s.ni isi Tr.. .sS 'iy n
bids Memphis rational, ilbiooi Blua
anpce Co, 70 bid Memphis City fire, 10
cd, Planter Insaranss, Co.., loL asked
S9uS Sn i wssop Co - ,StSia, asmpSi. srIcf
Co ,I3O bid Masonic Temple, 70 bid, CHI.
sens city. railroad. % bid.
Sai,s.-None.
NEW YORK. Jtly is.-Moaey On call
essy at la5 per cont. Prime mercantile
dull bu, afR a. ss22 fOr 60 dSy bills. and isi
Govern msnt bond, vsre dull but drm.
State bonds -ere duil and steady.
The stock EarIsi exhibited mora. lisrns-
seption ofas OFT perl q Ia the isEf hour.
there was nothing arp zach ms 70 sn.ma-
t,on shown the obtlre day, 1hs tone was
heavy almost throushout, though no special
progress was made N the do~pward diTsc
iisn entii the last hour, whom amarck vas
reported dead, which stlpuiated the selling.
After " o'clock the d1llns Q bee me lore
Intense. but 10 the last hour q decided down
ward movement vas made aud the clos, wa,
quist ktt heavy n about the lowest hsutof
reaohd. The snii.s list 10 loser. Railroad
bonds dali to-dAy. sales, tIh.Ovo. Prices
reflected the ttaspstisn erittinE In shvss.
The total sslas Of Stocks lo-diy we're ~, 635
shares. ClosipE quetationsi
u, eoup. tzH. N.K,kT .G.n.ss, -.
Psci6e &C. Of 1s6. l2t. North. Pac. 2ds,l3H
"a. stsPg., As. X wss!ern cog, is9s.
Tenn "a, tmt.lB. st.L. 3. Y, TENN lis.
Tenn is set me, 100. st.Paui enn. igTk
Tsrn 4. ss,'mt,7g 81. PC. 4P. lists, No
Cent. pac. lists, ltlf. t.p. land frAnu,
Dec "A X. g.ist. 10. T.P.R.G eI ceu. 7s;s.
D.IR.d.W lists. rs, Il. y. lists, iliG.
Er& 2ds. es,f. West bbore, l0l.
lAe sro1Es.
Adams Yxprsv. Ir. Mluourt Pacific, ln21s.
Alton AT. H., u Mobile A Ohio, ~.
4 1911 aL;mf sfd;; 40" Essi Wa Va 'ia<.
,. o. n, kEE. MorrhkE. .ogd, lo
Canada Pae., eo1+. Nashville C.,uH.
gansd. Soul bH,, NJ J. Contra, "a
chs'ap'st' q oneH. Eorih'rn Pse ~.
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HIDES AND rALLOw.

HIDEs-Dry alnt, No. I. N<e, No, 2.
Iizel drf sslt.d, iOsl2o srssn .alt.a, No.
iiessi' bss...I. 30. fsllos. Sss2s.
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THE RIVERS.
~rsA u sss VINE
tyEnNVanay

rriars Point. .!...-.J.sss Lst,b pm.
Olcso'a. ............ColHosA, 8 pm.
White Riysr........ ALustri No. 3, Son.
1IlU rSDhY.
Arkansas ci'y-.--.karr Ankss, 81 PEN.
MOVEMENTS AT rag LEvEE.
Arrisals -citT Of P,ovidsncs, 1t. LouIs /,
Jay 0oald. New OfleanlI Alberta 20. 8,
white RIVER; ioal Valley, New Orleans.
CITY Of Csiro, YicksbufE.
burEi jar tould, 81. Louist II. l.. Cobb,
hfhaasn rivsrt 0ayoso, VI. Francis river
Coal Waller, Ohio rivers City Of Cairo. 81.
Louis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
SOHN Il. MOTTO n
"A Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
Southern Minera AID Improvement
@ToCHs.
FINANCE.

Money firm and steady, rate I 10 s
per cent, and latter figure ruling. The
Clearing House report 10 a. follows
OLHAHIN9A
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5slec lower, chipping, ,s, S.s, od so! is'
is: s md iat s::$:' ssss o. CO., i Ss:.
head make. 'Ss s g. g. l Hs.sI1s r's sS
shipping. S4o95 b7xi light. y SSS sly;
market strong; natives, t3a4 Isl; western,
sssS 10; Texans, SSsS 5oi lamb, ~ 5O@ss rs,
per head. The Drovers Journal special ca
biegram from Londsu. quotes: Heavy sup
Ply American cat 10, fair general supplies:
Ike per pound, estimated dead weight.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS mARKET.
NEW YORK, July 19.--For Tuesday, the
personal demand tor cotton fabrics was very
general and a good ira Q realiE cd thereby,
which was largely added to by the di:tribu'
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ToBAcco-c Common. 2SssSe ,othsr GRADES
ssUPP-ear,u,. so S.; R.,ph,, 90 IS;
Railroad, t.25.
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uuIsHr. WINES. LIauons gro.


WHISKY -s,r.lsht Kentucky Bourbon.
ti 5Osb, nishsii o., o. Obs fsctihed. 80 over.
fedistilied Zoe ottf,
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.


IINDER the au,hori,. Of trust deed %
" Octobsf 10, lshi, tfscordsd 10 book no.
page a. u tho Shelby ciunV kesistsr,s
oficcl, made 10 mo o. secure the indebted
ness therein described, default havibg BEEN
male 10 tbs forms thereof, aud having been
ths.esnto duly fSguosied BY TIE bsoeheiary,
wili.0n
rassasy, August ., 1857,
sner aud sell, al the southwest corner Of
Nain anu Maids o streets, IN the eity OF
Memphis, Tatins District e 6hsibF county,
Tenn, butw.en legal hours, al Public aaa-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the toll
loving lAnd, 10 the 18th Civil Dlttsict %
Shelby c0nnty, 1sna,, to.uiii BsinE the
southeastern ~ iest Of los I. aud the whole
Of tho eastern ~ ioot u lot :, u tho Wood
fidss sgbiit Hisn q country iNtlUs' Benin
ning ~ uoint on the west side II Hayburn
Hve e. az and ~ n isst south sad from the
tunction ~ hAyburn avenue and Broaduay,
formerly known AZ the Lagrange and Mem.
ehis hsii d.. an. runnI n thsnes soath-
Mard Nth the vest Ito of RaTbufE avenue
~ ~ u feet 20 the northeast cofnss o lot 81
theme. eastward and parallel % nfoAirAy
30 fceti thence n0tthwafd PARALLEL 10 Ray
hurn aVsnueH 32 tssl io q ,tAblst thence
directly sastsarl 10 tie beginning corner on
hsybufh avenue Tbs title hiss been sIam-
ihed and approved, though I she'll ssll and
cohvey a. trustee only. Esulty Of redemp-
ton waived. hale 20 hesin Al II o'clock M.
Memphis, July ~, 1871.
CHhRLEs n. dIOsvENOa. Trustee.
VI. ID. IfeseVant. Attnfuey.
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FOR CAIRO AND vt. LOUIS.

a=s=a asa=aaasas==s
Independent n-,spais aud ~. Louis
fseset.
ror Randolph, Fuisoa. O-eeois,
lales Point, Cottonwood Point. CAruthsrs-
willie, 0Ayoso, Tiptonyille. Point Pleasant,
New Madrid aud all way landings, through
10 81. Louls-rhe new ani elegant side
II. IL. SIMS, I'D
7, u. stunt. .,.,..,,..,t master. s1D
viii l,sye NEhPhiS Cor ST. LOUIS .oa
Eykhi MONDAY. a 8 pm, Excursion
son stteot. ". Q. LOMk, Menu.
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row DER,
TOBACCO ANN ssUvY.

pOwDER.
PowDER.Ksr. Si half kegs. q 7Si
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YgrnOs.gU n .


GOAL olL-Pdms -AI.s. -hol.sal. lot,
lne paf lallon.
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MEAN. UNpGtELO 10 PARIS
Qftis body snl,sed 80 4 ,ifsastAsasd.
dAFlirglart SEQ lseale 4 frts
ERlf MEDICAL 90. Bafsia. nv.
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New York ADD principal cities North and
ins, Nes Epsland .isbi, Y discount buy
inEi Nss Orleans. x discount buJins. par
STOCK GALL BOARD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Ordinary, ~; good ordinary. SIC; low
middliug, 9,sci m ddling, l01sc; good mid
ding, l0ssc; middling tair. nomiualj tair.
nominali stAins and ungss, TIs9s's,; dusty.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
OF NEW HAVEN BIRTH.
Sketch of the Life of a Distinguished Lawyer-SOme of His Most Prominent Characteristics.

Sketch of the Life of a Distinguished d Lawyer-SO me of His Most Prominent Characteristics.
 A California paper says:
 Sydney L. Johnson, the eminent lawyer and scholar, died on the night of the 22d of July at his residence near Fruitvale. He was one of the most learned and accomplished men in the State and was considered as fa- miliar with the civil law as any lawyer on this coast and quite unrivalled in the extent and accuracy of his knowledge of ancient and modern languages.
 He was born in New Haven in 1908 of Pur- itan ancestors, being descendant of Cover nor Law of Connecticut, whose name he bore. Though he was graduated at the early age of eighteen, he took the valedictory at Yale, where he gained also the Berkeley prize for proficiency in Greek. Soon after leaving college he was appointed professor of mathematics and navigation in the navy and spent some time in @ cruise in the navy, where he afterward resigned from the navy and remained for some years to complete his study of the modern languages. He acquired an accurate and scholarly knowledge of French, Spanish, Italian and modern Greek. Few men in any country have learned these languages all so thoroughly and spoken them so correctly.
 He studied law at New Orleans and was successful in practice there. He came to this county in 1856, retained in the New AL maden case, and was soon recognized by the bench and bar as more familiar than any of his fellows with the French and Spanish branches of the civil law. The honesty of his mind was so remarkable that his treat ment of these questions was accepted rather as the opinion of judge than the argument of an adyOcate
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

nf1e1 NAentIOns
 Engraved visiting cards at Dorman's.
 Rents collected promptly at H. P. Hoadley's
 Rev. John 0. Collins will preach in Eng fish Hall on Sunday on ''Life and Death"
 John Siegel, aged 24, died at the hospital yesterday. The remains will be buried from the German Baptist church Sunday.
 The police are looking for Ernest Le Court, who escaped from States prison last week, they having reason to believe that he is in this city.
 The steamer Messenger fairly bristled with fishing rods yesterday and the blue6sh at Stiles Park dock, Lighthouse Point, kept the anglers busy.
 Alderman James H. Flagg, the ex-contrac- tor in the New Haven clock shop, has accept ed the New England agency for varnish concern in New York.
 Edward L. Munson, son of Judge L. E.. Munson, and C. c. Trowbridge, son of Prof. W. F. Trowbridge, left yesterday for Cape Cod, where they will spend some time snipe shooting.
 At the Seamen's Bethel tomorrow after noon at o'clock Messrs. J. s. Porter and G. W. Clark will conduct the gospel meeting. Dr. Gallup will speak on temperance in the evening.
 Tourists and the travelling public are quickly suited to the desired kind of trunk or travelling bag at Burgess & Burgess, the firms stock being so large and varied and representing the best makes in the world. Trunks of every grade, variety and price, large and small; also tourists hats, ham mocks etc
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
THE mUNsoN FAMILY.

Further Particulars as to Their Com.
 ing Reunion i'm This City Next wed.
 nesday-A Very Interesting Occasion
 Kndicated-The Programme of EEK.
 ercIses.
 The meeting in Center church next We'd nesday of the Munson family will be called to order promptly at il o'clock. Edgar Munson is to preside with the assistance of Hon. LuEerne I. Munsun and br. Edwin D. Swift, both of Connecticut. A brief secre- tary's report will be read by Deacon Sheldon Munson, of Tariffville, and an address of welcome will be made hyL.I. Munson, chairman of the committee of arrangements, which will be responded to by c. La Rue Munson, Esq, of Williamsport, Penn. An historical address will be presented by Rev. Myron A. Munson on the official career and public services of Captain Thomas Munson, the pioneer, with few glimpses of his pos terity Family worship will be conducted by the chaplain, Rev. Frederick Munson of Brooklyn, N. Y. There will be singing by a quartette and by the convention.
 At the conclusion of the exercises Captain Munsons last places of residence may be vis- tied at the southeast corner of Church and Elm and especially southwest cor Qer or 10mpl6 anu OIOfo 5IIoOtSs also his gravestone in the old cemetery on Grove street at No. No. 9 Linden avenue.
 Dinner will be served in Lincoln rink at 2 o'clock. Samuel s. Munson, Esq, of Albany, N. Y, will preside, with the assistance of Hon. Augustus w. Munson of Ohio, and Miles O. Munson, Esq, of Washington, D. c. After dinner there will Ee toasts touching the State of Connecticut, the cleri- cal, medical and legal professions, farmers, soldiers, artists, Munson daughters-those who have ''gone west"-the ftMunson's Hill' people, and our Transatlantic cousins. Among those who have promised to respond are the following Colonel Gilbert D. Nun son, attorney -at-law, of Zanesville, Ohio; Judge Loveland Munson, lawyer, senator, etc., of Vermont; Rev. Joseph O. Munson, of New Milford; John A. Munson, Esq, at torney-at-law, of New York city; Mrs. Eva Munson Smith (with an original vocal solo) of Springfield, Illinois Frederick W: Munson, Esq, lawyer of Loogansport, Indiana; Rev. William R. Campbell, pastor of Highland Congregational church, Boston; Prof. Thomas V. Munson, nurseryman, etc., Texas; Miles O. Munson, Esq, of Treasury department, Washington; Hon. Augustus w. Munson, physician, mayor, member of legis- lature, etc. Mrs Smith is a composer of music and is also the author of "Woman in Sacred Song," work which won encomiums from ''The Sage of Greystone" and Mrs. General Hancock. The presiding officers are gifted gentlemen and very prosperous manu lecturers.
 It is expected that Mrs. Grace Munson Wheeler will be apt to be present as the honorary guest of the occasion. She will be ninety five years old tomorrow.
 There will be social gathering at the rink in the evening and probably an excursion on the Sound Thursday.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
NOTABLE FUNERAL.
Funeral of John Delaney of HolyoA
 KeaferdaV.


 The funeral of John Delaney, one of Holyoke's leading men, whose son is ex- mayor of that city, took place yesterday at the Sacred Heart church there. The church was filled to overfewing and it was 8 notable funeral in the town. There was 8 magnificent array of floral tributes and every Irish society in the town was present and took part in the funeral exercises. Rev. MT. Healy oficiated at the house and Rev. Mir. Phelan pronounced the eulogy. Michael Dunn and P. J. O'Conne1 of Holyoke, Geo. Feehan of Ware, Peter McQuaid of New Ha- ven, Ct., Martin White and John O'Donnell of Holyoke were the bearers. Mayor O'Con- nor issued letter in behalf of the city ex- pressing sorrow for the loss of 50 honorable and useful citizen and calling upon the merchants generally to close their respective places of business during the hour of the funeral services, and inviting the members of the city government to attend the funeral in body, which requests were obeyed. The deceased had quite number of friends in New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

A Barn and Its Contents Destroyed i'm
 Centerv1lIe-The Loss About a, ,OOO-
 Insured for $2,OOOs
 During Thursdays thunder storm the barn of Mrs. E. B. Seeley in Centerville was struck by lightning and burned to the ground in spite of the strenuous efforts made to save it. The barn was large one, 22x70 feet, and was rented by MT. Marvin Olmstead. He had many tons of hay and numerous farm ing utensils stored in it. He also stabled a valuable horse there. Nothing was saved. MT. Olmstead made heroic attempt to save his horse, an excellent roadster, but failed and nearly lost his own life in his efforts to rescue the dumb animal. He was overcome by the smoke and flames and fell fainting in the midst of them. He was rescued with difficulty by his friends.
 The barn and it's contents were insured for $2,0O0 in North's agency of this city. Of this amount $1 ,000 was on the building.
 An interesting fact is that during the present month there have been eleven houses and barns in the State struck by lightning on which there has been loss for the insurance companies.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
COMPOsITORs' PICNIC.

The Courier and the Palladium
 "COmpOs' to Enjoy Themselves TO~
 Day at PaWs0n Park.
 The competitors of the COURIER and the Palladium offices are going to Pawson Park to-day for their annual excursion and picnic. They go down on the Yale launch. A series of sports has been arranged, the principal one of which will be the contest for the supremacy of the diamond between the teams of both offices. AS among the com positors of these two offices there are some good players, closely contested game will un doubtedly be the result.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
Summer Diseases.

Quick work is necessary at times and we take pleasure in noting a few important things that our citizens ought to know.
 1st. For an infallible regulator of the stomach and bowels get and keep handy a bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
 2d. Use it for cramps, dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera morbus and all such troubles as well as dyspepsia. It acts promptly.
 3d. It will do it's work and you can depend on it. A single bottle will verify our state ments.
 4th Its record is remarkable in cases of sick headache, nausea, general debility and prostration. For chills and fever it is 8 won der worker.
 9th. Do not delay an hour, but send to the nearest druggist for bottle.
 It may save your life.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

Randolph Green, the popular waiter at Charlie Downs, mourns the loss of valued pet dog which had been in his family for years. "Ran" was obliged to kill his dog to avoid trouble with his neighbors. His fellow walters are thinking of adopting set of res- olutions of regret, which will be presented to him in the near future